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I actually made a Standalone version of my own. All it needs is a composite video signal, so you can use it with any type of video source.
by matmann2001 13y ago
I actually made a Standalone version of my own. All it needs is a composite video signal, so you can use it with any type of video source.
- Taniwha 13y agothat doesn't really help me - I have an HDMI-only home setup - multiple HDMI sources switched by the AV receiver drive a single TV, I'd have to somehow create a parallel composite switch from all the video sources - Bunnie Huang's NeTV can almost do this (and with a nod and a wink one could hack the fpga to do it) so the technology is available to an enterprising hacker - whether you can make a commercial product that does this without licensing HDMI (or licensing and still making it open source) and without getting sued is debatable
- matmann2001 13y agoAll the devices that connect to my TV are HDMI as well. Put a splitter/converter after your AV receiver and you're good.